How to install the Android emulator to a VM virtual machine

1 as a normal installation to find the ISO image file, the image name is called "Android-x86-2.2-generic.iso", the image file can be obtained from the Google website

http://code.google.com/p/android-x86/downloads/detail?name=android-x86-2.2-generic.iso&can=2&q=

2 Modify the virtual machine name and location, others keep the default settings,

3 When the new completion is restarted from the virtual machine, the following Selection menu screen will appear when booting from the CD. Select the last item

41 after the black and white text roll over the following menu (when the hard disk does not have a partition, we select the first to the hard disk partition), press ENTER directly.

5 Move the left and right arrows to highlight the new menu and press ENTER

6 Display the following screen directly press ENTER (establish primary partition)

7 require input capacity, press ENTER to remain the default

8 Display the following screen directly press ENTER (bootable option is highlighted), then you will find that the flags below a boot parameter

9 then select the last write and press ENTER

10 pop-up warning message and ask to enter Yes to continue (we enter Yes when the last S-letter may not be visible, but press ENTER after the normal execution)

11 after completion, the following screen will appear, when the partition has been completed, we switch to quit quit.

12 after exiting the following screen appears, we select the first item, and then press ENTER

13 Select ext3 System file Format press ENTER

14 Return Car Confirmation

15 Start formatting

16 Enter again

17 Choose No here because we don't need to do the program debugging

18 Process in progress

19 Select the second item to create a virtual SD card, or you will not be able to install the software (you do not need to install the software to directly select the third reboot)

20 capacity does not change, the maximum can only be 2047MB, so the direct return to

21 This step is a slow process, waiting patiently.

22 press ENTER to restart after completion

23 Restart after the following three boot menu, due to the high computer resolution, we choose HDPI boot

The difference between hdpi,mdpi

DPI is the abbreviation for "dot per inch" and the number of pixels per inch.

Four density classifications: ldpi (Low), MDPI (Medium), hdpi (High), and xhdpi (extra high)

General screen: LDPI is 120,mdpi is 160,hdpi is 240,xhdpi is 320.

24 Boot screen After boot (there is a black and white text, as if to enter the user name and password, but can not ignore him)

25 After the boot screen, the mouse drag lock up to move the unlock.

26 Boot success

How to install the Android emulator to a VM virtual machine